A music-based game like no other, Groovin’ Blocks adds innovative musical game play to an addictive action/puzzle game foundation. Play to the rhythm of the music to increase your score, and try to hit “Superbeats” to double your multiplier. Go for the high score in each of the 27 stages as you collect stars to unlock 15 levels of power-ups.

Groovin’ Blocks features three skill levels, from the accessible Casual to the fiendish Hard mode. Play with your friends in co-op mode or against them head-to-head. Head-to-head brings it up a notch as the power-ups now become attacks on your opponent. Play head-to-head with people of all skill levels using a golf-style handicapping system.

Review

Tue, 09 Sep 2008 by Corbie Dillard

Is Groovin' Blocks really that groovy or is it more of a square?

Unless you've been stuck on a deserted island or in a coma for the past few months, you know that there's been a barrage of puzzle games released on the WiiWare service during its short time in existence. You can now add one more puzzler to the list with..

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Groovin' Blocks Coming To Europe Soon (21st May 09)
USA WiiWare Update: Groovin' Blocks (8th Sep 08)
Empty Clip Studios Interview - Groovin' Blocks (7th Sep 08)
Get Your Groove On With Groovin' Blocks (5th Sep 08)

User Comments

1. WeeGee 06 Sep 2008, 00:32 BST

Hmmm, sounds pretty cool I guess

2. Finalkingdom13 06 Sep 2008, 01:50 BST

hmmmm im not to interested
ill just have to wait and see a video to understand it a bit more

3. andy836 06 Sep 2008, 02:15 BST

i'll be watching this game seems kool.

4. Kenji510 06 Sep 2008, 05:29 BST

Looks pretty cool and fun too... kinda of reminds me of that game LUMINES for the psp or ps3 if you played it before and it just looks like how it plays with the music too... ill prolly get it, my type of games i like and hopefully we get MaBoShI too!

5. Metal Slime 06 Sep 2008, 22:18 BST

I love how they've got the background on two axis, like how the table is flat and then the numbers are standing up on it. That looks cool.

6. Mickeymac 07 Sep 2008, 06:03 BST

Personally I'll just stick with Lumines. This looks alright, but why settle for less when you already have the best?

7. Manny 09 Sep 2008, 04:22 BST

The song in the video sounds pretty sweet. If all the songs are as good or equal to, I will be getting this.

8. PowdrdMilkMan 09 Sep 2008, 21:17 BST

"An addictive music-based game like no other" ?

Looks a lot like Lumines to me...

9. jeffo 16 Oct 2008, 21:24 BST

7/10 a good score for this game. If you don't have Lumines already, this one is worth a look. If you love other falling block puzzlers like columns, take a look. The key is in dropping your blocks to the Rhythm of the music. I'm not a techno fan by any means, unless it's in a game (always works in sh'mups) and it works amazingly well here. The tracks are very listenable and they really start to change up the gameplay once you start getting the odd-time 3/4 stuff in there. The presentation and graphics are plain but pleasing, nontheless and work well enough.